12-Attachment A Drive Route Accessible.docx
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- Solicitation number
- GJ26-156
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- Juab County, Utah
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This attachment document supports a state and local contract opportunity issued by the Utah Communications Authority (UCA) for the Parker Mountain Radio Tower and Shelter Installation project located in Piute County, Utah. The document provides driving directions and site documentation for the Parker Mountain Communications Tower Site, accessible via State Route 24 at mile marker 41, with a total travel distance of 13.4 miles from the highway to the site location. The site is accessed by turning south onto the Parker-Antimony dirt road and following a series of directional turns over approximately 13.4 miles, ultimately reaching the proposed tower location near Greenwich, Utah. The document includes ten site photographs documenting existing conditions at the tower location and along the access road, depicting survey stakes, rock outcrops, cleared areas, sagebrush vegetation, juniper trees, and various sections of the access road including narrow passages, washboard surfaces, and an aspen grove. Questions regarding the solicitation are due by May 29, 2026, no later than 10:00 a.m. Mountain Time, with bid submissions due by June 4, 2026, no later than Noon Mountain Time via the U3P portal.
The document is formatted for accessibility compliance with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA standards, ensuring compatibility with screen readers and assistive technologies. All driving directions are presented in plain text with numbered steps prior to visual mapping, and each of the ten site photographs includes descriptive alt text and visible figure captions to provide equivalent information access to users relying on assistive technology, low-bandwidth connections, or printed materials. The site is located at GPS coordinates 38.324602, -111.892773 on State Trust Lands in the Parker Range. No pricing, funding, or contract term information is provided in this attachment document.
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Attachment A — Drive Route and Site Photographs Parker Mountain Communications Tower Site Driving Directions to the Site The following step-by-step directions describe the route from State Route 24 (SR-24) to the Parker Mountain site. Total travel distance from SR-24 is 13.4 miles.
1. From mile marker 41 on State Route 24, turn south onto the Parker–Antimony dirt road.
1. Continue south on the main Parker–Antimony road for 11.5 miles.
1. At the intersection, head west toward the ridge.
1. Travel 1.25 miles to a fork in the road and take the right fork, heading back to the northwest.
1. Travel 0.5 miles and take the left-hand fork.
1. Travel 0.8 miles to the site location.
Total distance from State Route 24: 13.4 miles.
Route Map The following aerial map shows the driving route from mile marker 41 on State Route 24 to the Parker Mountain network site. The route is highlighted in green and runs generally southward and southwestward through the area near Greenwich, Utah. The directions in the preceding section provide a complete text-based description of the route; the map below is provided as a visual aid only.
Figure A-1. Aerial route map from State Route 24 mile marker 41 to the Parker Mountain network site, total distance 13.4 miles. Source: Google Earth Pro, 2026.
Site Photographs The following photographs document existing conditions at the Parker Mountain site and along the access road. Each photograph is accompanied by a written description for accessibility. Photographs are presented in the same sequence as the original Attachment A source document.
Site Photograph 1 — Site Overview
Figure A-2. Parker Mountain site overview looking toward the tree line, with survey stakes set in the foreground.
Site Photograph 2 — Site Stake and Rock Outcrops
Figure A-3. Survey stake set among rock outcrops at the Parker Mountain site, looking toward the access road.
Site Photographs 3 and 4 — Site Clearing
Figure A-4. Cleared area at the Parker Mountain site with survey stakes marking the layout, view to the northeast.
Figure A-5. Second view of the Parker Mountain clearing with survey instruments, view to the east.
Site Photograph 5 — Sagebrush and Survey Stake
Figure A-6. Survey stake set in dense sagebrush at the perimeter of the Parker Mountain site, view to the east toward the valley.
Site Photograph 6 — Juniper Tree Near Site
Figure A-7. Mature juniper tree near the proposed tower location at Parker Mountain.
Site Photograph 7 — Access Road, Narrow Section
Figure A-8. Narrow section of the access road approaching the Parker Mountain site.
Site Photograph 8 — Access Road Through Sagebrush Meadow
Figure A-9. Access road crossing the sagebrush meadow approach, with the pine ridge ahead.
Site Photograph 9 — Access Road Fork
Figure A-10. Fork in the access road showing the washboard surface and tire tracks, with the surrounding open grassland.
Site Photograph 10 — Access Road Through Aspen Grove
Figure A-11. Access road passing through an aspen grove on the approach to the Parker Mountain site.
Accessibility Statement This document has been formatted for compatibility with screen readers and other assistive technologies. The structure follows Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA. Headings use proper outline levels; the driving directions are presented in plain text and numbered steps before any visual map; each photograph includes a descriptive alt text and a visible figure caption so that users relying on assistive technology, low-bandwidth connections, or printed copies receive the same information conveyed by the imagery.
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